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Vijay (left) and Manoj Swearingen prepare food for customers in their Pita Bros mobile restaurant, which will be opening its first brick-and-mortar store in one half of the former Campus Dollar location on Wisconsin Avenue. The other half of the location will be opened to another unamed vendor. Photos by Mattie Pieschel/madeline.pieschel@marquette.edu By Jacob Born jacob.born@marquette.edu See Scholl, Page 6 MU names Scholl as new athletic director Marquette held an introduc-tory press conference Tuesday afternoon to welcome Bill Scholl as the school’s new Athletic Director and vice president. University President Michael Lovell opened the press confer-ence by talking about the quality of the candidates the university had to choose from. “The pool of candidates that we got really have verified to me what a strong national reputa-tion Marquette has,” Lovell said. “It’s really a destination where excellent individuals will make outstanding contributions and be-come strong leaders.” Lovell met with every senior leader and coach at Marquette to see what they wanted and needed in an athletic director, and used that information in the search for a new AD. Lovell looked for someone who would support Marquette’s coaches, create a unique student-athlete experi-ence, be a partner he could work with on scholarships and funding, in addition to a leader on campus. Lovell said he believes Scholl holds all of those qualities. “When I spoke with Bill, all of these qualities resonated with him personally,” Lovell said. “I found that they defined who he was as a person ... but most im-portantly, what Bill represents is the values that we aspire to here at Marquette University.” Lovell also commented on the reputation that precedes Scholl. “Since making the announce-ment (Tuesday morning), I have been overwhelmed by people that have sent me things about Bill and the decision to make him our next athletic director,” Lovell said. Scholl received a round of ap-plause when he stepped up to the podium, and he started his speech by listing off the historic members of the Marquette ath-letic department, and said how important that history was to him. He also thanked all of the stu-dent- athletes in attendance at the press conference. “That’s what this is all about,” Pita Bros to open shop at MU By Andrew Dawson andrew.dawson@marquette.edu Pita Brothers, a popular local food truck, will park its mo-bile food service this semester and move into the former Cam-pus Dollar location on Wisconsin Avenue. This is Pita Brothers’ first brick-and-mortar location, a lot which it will share with another, unpicked tenant. It will be located in the 1600 block of W. Wisconsin Ave. along-side Starbucks, Cousins Subs and Walgreens. “The space is being divid-ed into two spaces, with Pita Brothers leasing roughly half of the space that was previ-ously vacant,” said Jenny Local food truck to share former Campus Dollar location at MU Feature Story www.marquettewire.org Thursday, September 11, 2014 Since 1916 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 SPJ Award-Winning Newspaper Volume 99, Number 5 INDEX CALENDAR...........................................2 DPS REPORTS.....................................2 CLASSIFIEDS.....................................5 MARQUEE.........................................8 OPINIONS.....................................10 SPORTS.............................................12 NEWS PAGE 2 Killed the cat: Ozzi edition As part of MUSG’s campaign to be sustainable, it spent $45,000 from the Reserve Fund on reusable boxes. PAGE 7 New college rankings out MARQUEE PAGE 8 Stumps inspire at bus stops Tree stumps StreetSeats brighten bus stops on Wisconsin Ave. with jewels and artistic inspirational messages. OPINIONS PAGE 11 Gozun: IS and POTUS The situation with the Islamic State shows the problems Obama faces in effective decision-making. PAGE 10 Scholl a promising addition New athletic director reiterates goals for a strong program and must live up to them for lasting success. SPORTS For more content visit: www.marquettewire.org EDITORIAL PAGE 13 Battle of Milwaukee Thurs. The women’s soccer team takes on Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Battle of Milwaukee. Marquette falls in the US News & World Report college rankings, although often criticized by officials. Vijay Swearingen, co-founder of Pita Bros, creates one of the business’ signature dishes in its food truck while parked at Red Arrow Park. Alexander, director of purchas-ing for the Marquette Universi-ty Purchasing Department, in an email. “The Office of Finance continues to focus on support-ing merchant partnerships that benefit both the university com-munity and business owners, and is excited to be adding Pita Brothers to campus.” Vijay Swearingen, who co-founded Pita Brothers with his brother Manoj in 2009, said he is excited to come to campus and closely interact with his patrons. “Marquette, I think, lacks and maybe still does (lack) enough healthy food options,” Swearingen said. “Obviously, you have to create a menu that has healthy food options, but you have to do it in an efficient manner because people, whether they’re stu-dents or faculty or work nearby, are always pressed for time.” See Pita, Page 6
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Title | Marquette Tribune, September 11, 2014, Vol. 99, No. 5 |
Newspaper Title | Marquette Tribune |
Date | 2014-09-11 |
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Title | Marquette Tribune, September 11, 2014, Vol. 99, No. 5, p. 1 |
Newspaper Title | Marquette Tribune |
Date | 2014-09-11 |
Volume and Issue No. | Vol. 99, No. 5 |
Creator | Students of Marquette University |
Publisher | Marquette University |
Page No. | p. 1 |
Transcript | Vijay (left) and Manoj Swearingen prepare food for customers in their Pita Bros mobile restaurant, which will be opening its first brick-and-mortar store in one half of the former Campus Dollar location on Wisconsin Avenue. The other half of the location will be opened to another unamed vendor. Photos by Mattie Pieschel/madeline.pieschel@marquette.edu By Jacob Born jacob.born@marquette.edu See Scholl, Page 6 MU names Scholl as new athletic director Marquette held an introduc-tory press conference Tuesday afternoon to welcome Bill Scholl as the school’s new Athletic Director and vice president. University President Michael Lovell opened the press confer-ence by talking about the quality of the candidates the university had to choose from. “The pool of candidates that we got really have verified to me what a strong national reputa-tion Marquette has,” Lovell said. “It’s really a destination where excellent individuals will make outstanding contributions and be-come strong leaders.” Lovell met with every senior leader and coach at Marquette to see what they wanted and needed in an athletic director, and used that information in the search for a new AD. Lovell looked for someone who would support Marquette’s coaches, create a unique student-athlete experi-ence, be a partner he could work with on scholarships and funding, in addition to a leader on campus. Lovell said he believes Scholl holds all of those qualities. “When I spoke with Bill, all of these qualities resonated with him personally,” Lovell said. “I found that they defined who he was as a person ... but most im-portantly, what Bill represents is the values that we aspire to here at Marquette University.” Lovell also commented on the reputation that precedes Scholl. “Since making the announce-ment (Tuesday morning), I have been overwhelmed by people that have sent me things about Bill and the decision to make him our next athletic director,” Lovell said. Scholl received a round of ap-plause when he stepped up to the podium, and he started his speech by listing off the historic members of the Marquette ath-letic department, and said how important that history was to him. He also thanked all of the stu-dent- athletes in attendance at the press conference. “That’s what this is all about,” Pita Bros to open shop at MU By Andrew Dawson andrew.dawson@marquette.edu Pita Brothers, a popular local food truck, will park its mo-bile food service this semester and move into the former Cam-pus Dollar location on Wisconsin Avenue. This is Pita Brothers’ first brick-and-mortar location, a lot which it will share with another, unpicked tenant. It will be located in the 1600 block of W. Wisconsin Ave. along-side Starbucks, Cousins Subs and Walgreens. “The space is being divid-ed into two spaces, with Pita Brothers leasing roughly half of the space that was previ-ously vacant,” said Jenny Local food truck to share former Campus Dollar location at MU Feature Story www.marquettewire.org Thursday, September 11, 2014 Since 1916 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 SPJ Award-Winning Newspaper Volume 99, Number 5 INDEX CALENDAR...........................................2 DPS REPORTS.....................................2 CLASSIFIEDS.....................................5 MARQUEE.........................................8 OPINIONS.....................................10 SPORTS.............................................12 NEWS PAGE 2 Killed the cat: Ozzi edition As part of MUSG’s campaign to be sustainable, it spent $45,000 from the Reserve Fund on reusable boxes. PAGE 7 New college rankings out MARQUEE PAGE 8 Stumps inspire at bus stops Tree stumps StreetSeats brighten bus stops on Wisconsin Ave. with jewels and artistic inspirational messages. OPINIONS PAGE 11 Gozun: IS and POTUS The situation with the Islamic State shows the problems Obama faces in effective decision-making. PAGE 10 Scholl a promising addition New athletic director reiterates goals for a strong program and must live up to them for lasting success. SPORTS For more content visit: www.marquettewire.org EDITORIAL PAGE 13 Battle of Milwaukee Thurs. The women’s soccer team takes on Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Battle of Milwaukee. Marquette falls in the US News & World Report college rankings, although often criticized by officials. Vijay Swearingen, co-founder of Pita Bros, creates one of the business’ signature dishes in its food truck while parked at Red Arrow Park. Alexander, director of purchas-ing for the Marquette Universi-ty Purchasing Department, in an email. “The Office of Finance continues to focus on support-ing merchant partnerships that benefit both the university com-munity and business owners, and is excited to be adding Pita Brothers to campus.” Vijay Swearingen, who co-founded Pita Brothers with his brother Manoj in 2009, said he is excited to come to campus and closely interact with his patrons. “Marquette, I think, lacks and maybe still does (lack) enough healthy food options,” Swearingen said. “Obviously, you have to create a menu that has healthy food options, but you have to do it in an efficient manner because people, whether they’re stu-dents or faculty or work nearby, are always pressed for time.” See Pita, Page 6 |
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